Sentence examples for some coca from inspiring English sources

By interviewing some coca farmers, the UN concluded that yields fell in Colombia this year.

While some coca farmers report these groups have arrived offering money to ignore the accords and keep planting coca, others have reported heavily armed men marching into town and announcing they are taking over the business, along with threats and assassinations of community leaders, and turf wars between a multitude of armed actors.

I ate a tasteless Danish and sipped some Coca-Cola.

"I got next to the roadhouse, and I stacked me some Coca-Cola crates up" next to a window, Mr. Sumlin said.

He already delivered stoppered bottles of soda water throughout the Vicksburg vicinity; all he had to do was add some Coca-Cola syrup to the carbonated water.

Some Coca-Cola men attribute its escape to the fact that its Egyptian owners had done much to accommodate their nation beyond merely slaking its thirst.

Peru uses some American aid to buy helmets and vests to protect against land mines planted by the Shining Path faction here, which is competing with a separate guerrilla faction over some coca-growing areas, according to Peruvian military officials.

You can drink it if you put some Coca-Cola in it, but you can't drink it if the Coca-Cola has been mixed previously with it and it's been put in a can.

To some Coca-Cola executives, most of whom are natives of Georgia, he seemed the more ideally cast for this role because he was born in the Russian state of Georgia.

(Some Coca-Cola people, in recalling the incident, have loyally dressed it up; in their version Nicholson stumbles out of his crumpled craft and says to a bushy-haired aborigine, "Have a Coke").

The first time Sumlin saw Wolf in action, as he told Living Blues magazine in 1989, he was too young to get into the club, so he climbed on to some Coca-Cola boxes to peer through a window; the boxes shifted and Sumlin fell into the room, landing on Wolf's head.